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Kathleen Andrews Transit Garage in Edmonton, Canada by gh3

Friday, August 19th, 2022

Article source: gh3

Edmonton’s Kathleen Andrews Transit Garage (KATG) is a municipal bus maintenance and storage facility designed to set new standards for an often-overlooked building type. Reconciling demanding technical requirements with simple and rigorous architecture, KATG elevates a conventionally utilitarian building and honours its important role within a growing, equitable, sustainable, and resilient contemporary city. Functional efficiency and high sustainability are matched by formal refinement, historic preservation, and public art, enriching both the lives of the people who work there and the wider community it serves.

Image Courtesy © gh3

  • Architects: gh3
  • Project: Kathleen Andrews Transit Garage
  • Location: Edmonton, Canada

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Royal Alberta Museum in Edmonton, Canada by DIALOG

Friday, June 21st, 2019

Article source: v2com

As the ways people consume and share art and culture evolve, museums around the globe aren’t just changing their programming and offerings to attract visitors, they are also approaching the design of the museum itself in a way that enhances the visitor experience, creating a space for community members and tourists to convene and enjoy the museum’s offerings in a complete, immersive experience. No longer are these buildings designed as post-war fortresses—they are now welcoming, animated buildings that engage their communities.

Alberta's distinct seasons were embraced in the design, inside and out. As the northern sky darkens, the museum begins to glow. The glazed walls dissolve and the building becomes a display case, Image Courtesy © Tom Arban Photography Inc

  • Architects: DIALOG
  • Project: Royal Alberta Museum
  • Location: Edmonton, Canada
  • Photography: Tom Arban Photography Inc

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Walterdale Bridge in Edmonton, Canada by DIALOG

Thursday, June 6th, 2019

Article source: v2com

The new Walterdale Bridge in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada creates a striking new entrance into the downtown and a unique gathering place in the heart of North America’s largest urban parkland.

The bridge is a gracious, single span, twin through-arch steel structure, spanning 206 m (greater than the length of two football fields) from bank to bank across the North Saskatchewan River in the heart of Edmonton. It carries three lanes of northbound vehicle traffic, a sidewalk to the west of the roadway and a separated footbridge or shared-use path for pedestrians and cyclists to the east. The project also included the realignment of two major roadways to connect to the new river bridge alignment. The result is a signature structure that blends with its natural setting and creates a landmark gateway to the city’s downtown.

The landscape architecture connects people with the bridge and nature. People no longer need to cross traffic to continue on the trails in any direction. With less than 5% grade, all paved paths are fully accessible, Image Courtesy © Tom Arban Photography Inc.

  • Architects: DIALOG
  • Project: Walterdale Bridge
  • Location: Edmonton, Canada
  • Photography: Tom Arban Photography Inc., David Lai, City of Edmonton
  • Client: City of Edmonton
  • Prime Consultant, Project Management, Roadway Design: ISL Engineering and Land Services Ltd.
  • Bridge Design Sub-Consultant: COWI North America Ltd.
  • Roadway Design Sub-Consultant: Al-Terra Engineering Ltd.
  • Geotechnical and Materials Testing: Thurber Engineering Ltd.
  • Environmental Assessment and Permitting: Spencer Environmental Services
  • Historical Resources Impact Assessment and Aboriginal Consultation HLB Lighting Design: Lighting design: Turtle Island Cultural Resource Management

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University of Alberta, Faculty of Extension in Edmonton, Canada by Lemay + Toker

Monday, November 20th, 2017

Article source: v2com 

The Renovation and Renewal for the University of Alberta’s Faculty of extension provided a collaborative hub that merged collective and indigenous learning spaces. Located in Edmonton’s Enterprise Square, this updated learning center is the main learning place for thousands of continuing education students each year, and this collaborative space contributes to downtown revitalization.

University of Edmonton, Faculty of Extension, Image Courtesy © Robert Lemermeyer | Lemermeyer Photography Inc.

  • Architects: Lemay + Toker
  • Project: University of Alberta, Faculty of Extension
  • Location: 10230 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, AB, Canada
  • Photography: Robert Lemermeyer | Lemermeyer Photography Inc.
  • Project Manager: Grace Coulter Sherlock
  • Engineers: Stantec (Mechanical), Maskell Plenzik & Partners Eng. Inc (Electrical), Chernenko Engineering LTD (Structural)
  • Project Completion: February 2017

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Earls Kitchen + Bar Crossroads in Edmonton, Canada by McKinley Burkart Architects

Friday, June 3rd, 2016

Article source: McKinley Burkart Architects

Many food+beverage clients require design solutions for multiple locations, both nationally and internationally. McKinley Burkart recognizes the need for design that is scalable and adaptable, with individual elements that can be repeated and evolved effectively whether for two or 100 locations. Furthermore, McKinley Burkart believes in the power of interior design to develop a strong brand message and customer familiarity. The concept for Earls Crossroads, and future Earls locations, was to open and lighten the space while incorporating timeless materials that would patina over time. Ensuring design longevity, natural stone, wood, leather and concrete were used throughout the space. Creating a cohesive customer experience between multiple restaurant locations, McKinley Burkart aligned the design with the national brand. By focusing on a consistent tone, with distinct recurring components, rather than a cookie-cutter design, each restaurant location, is unique yet on-brand. The overall aesthetic creates the ideal space for comfortable and stylish dining and embodies notions of a laid-back cool vibe.

Image Courtesy © Jamie Hyatt Photography

Image Courtesy © Jamie Hyatt Photography

  • Architects: McKinley Burkart Architects
  • Project: Earls Kitchen + Bar Crossroads
  • Location: Edmonton, Canada
  • Photography: Jamie Hyatt Photography
  • Software used: AutoCad

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VAULTED WILLOW in Edmonton, Canada by MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY

Saturday, March 21st, 2015

Article source: MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY

VAULTED WILLOW by MARC FORNES /THE VERYMANY is an architectural folly exploring lightweight, ultra-thin, self-supported shells through the development of custom computational protocols of structural form-finding and descriptive geometry. The project’s aim is to resolve and delineate structure, skin and ornamentation into a single unified system.

Image Courtesy © MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY

Image Courtesy © MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY

  • Architects: MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY
  • Project: VAULTED WILLOW
  • Location: Borden Park, Edmonton, Canada
  • Software used: Rhino 

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Official opening of the new Highlands Branch Library in Edmonton, Canada by Schmidt hammer lassen architects

Tuesday, October 28th, 2014

Article source: Schmidt hammer lassen architects

schmidt hammer lassen architects´ first built library in Canada, the Highlands Branch Library in Edmonton, Alberta, has officially opened. The 1,500 square metre library, which was won in 2010 with local Marshall Tittemore Architects, provides the Highlands’ community with a distinctive landmark which underlines that this new creative centre for learning is open and accessible.

Image Courtesy © Merle ProsofskyPhotography Ltd.

Image Courtesy © Merle ProsofskyPhotography Ltd.

  • Architects: Schmidt hammer lassen architects
  • Project: Official opening of the new Highlands Branch Library
  • Location: Edmonton, Canada
  • Photography: Merle ProsofskyPhotography Ltd.
  • Architect team: Marshall Tittemore Architects
  • Client: Edmonton Public Library City of Edmonton
  • Area: 1,500 m2
  • Engineer: Read Jones Christoffersen, Smith + Andersen, Hemisphere Engineering, ISL Engineering Ltd
  • Landscape architect: Dialog
  • Sustainability: Targeting a LEED Silver certification

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Yucca Crater in Edmonton, Canada by Ball-Nogues Studio

Saturday, July 23rd, 2011

Article source: Ball-Nogues Studio

Each fall High Desert Test Sites (http://www.highdeserttestsites.com) invites artists to create experimental projects adjacent to California’s Joshua Tree National Park. This year HDTS invited Ball Nogues Studio (http://www.ball-nogues.com) to create a structure in a remote region of the Mojave Desert. This presents a unique opportunity to draw upon an unfettered landscape at a grand scale. Expanding on theories developed by earthwork artists, our project, entitled Yucca Crater (working title),will re-imagine these concepts through new methods of production linked to our cross-disciplinary artistic, architectural, design and fabrication practice.

Yucca Crater (Image Courtesy Ball-Nogues Studio)

  • Architects: Ball-Nogues Studio
  • Project: Yucca Crater
  • Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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